CES Ditches CNET After CBS Scandal Over Dish's Hopper

An anonymous reader writes in about the latest fallout from CNET's parent company, CBS banning Dish Network's hopper from reviews and award lists. "The Consumer Electronics Association has not only today bestowed its Best in Show title upon the same Dish Network product that started this whole mess in the first place — in the same release, the group says it will no longer work with CNET. CES has enjoyed a long and productive partnership with CNET and the Best of CES awards,' said Karen Chupka, the CEA's senior vice president for events and conferences. "However, we are concerned the new review policy will have a negative impact on our brand should we continue the awards relationship as currently constructed. We look forward to receiving new ideas to recognize the 'best of the best' products introduced at the International CES.""

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Re:CBS has no integrity, why would a subsidiary?

[Anonymous Coward]

And that's one way we can tell you're a right-winger. The bad journalism angle was just a smokescreen to hide the many legitimate claims made against Bush. Rove really was at the top of his game under Bush, considering how many awful things he managed to get almost completely ignored by the public at large.